MIKEL ARTETA was filmed kicking a chair in the Arsenal dugout following some “nonchalant” play from his team against Hull City.

The 44-year-old was visibly furious when the Gunners lost the ball multiple times in the late stages.

And he appeared to crack when Eberechi Eze fouled a Hull player.

Arteta quickly turned around before storming over to his chair.

He then kicked it before walking back to the edge of his technical area.

The fan who shared the clip on social media commented: “Mikel Arteta kicked the chair in FURIOUS RAGE at Eze’s nonchalant casual play at the end of the game. He’s had enough!”

Another wrote: “We see Havertz do the same every single game without that reaction.”

While a third said: “It gets frustrating sometimes.”

However, some Arsenal supporters argued that Arteta was just frustrated at the referee.

The Gunners went on to win the match 1-0 thanks to a second-half strike from Martin Odegaard.

It saw them move five points clear at the top of the Premier League table.

After the match, Arteta said: “I’m delighted with the win. To go into the international break with a win is one of the best things about being a coach or player, I would say.

“Regarding the performance, I thought we were the better team, had enough chances to score and make it bigger for ourselves and we weren’t efficient enough to take them.

“We then had to rely on generating volume, plenty of persisting until we finally broke them down.

“Martin then got the goal – not the most beautiful one, but the most effective one – a simple ‘shoot and then follow the next action’, and that was ultimately enough to win the game.”